Rattling Swimbait Jig Head

Abstract

A rattling swimbait jig head includes a plastic rattle case, a stationary metal ball, a pair of mobile metal balls, a hook, and a weighted head. The pair of mobile metal balls is rotatably positioned within an elongated hollow portion of the plastic rattle case by the stationary metal ball. The hook is passed through the weighted head such that the hook is adjacently and externally positioned with the elongated hollow portion. The plastic rattle case is secured to the hook by the weighted head, wherein the weighted head partially encloses the plastic rattle case and the hook. The metal to metal impact from the stationary metal ball and the pair of mobile metal balls create a sound and vibration that subsequently emit through the hook to attract fish when submerged and pulled underwater.

What is claimed is: 
     
         1 . A rattling swimbait jig head comprises:
 a plastic rattle case;   a stationary metal ball;   a pair of mobile metal balls;   a hook;   a weighted head;   the plastic rattle case comprises a head portion, an elongated hollow portion, an opening, an outer surface, and an inner surface;   the pair of mobile metal balls being rotatably positioned within the elongated hollow portion by the stationary metal ball;   the hook being adjacently and externally positioned against the elongated hollow portion; and   the plastic rattle case and the hook being partially enclosed by the weighted head, opposite of the stationary metal ball.   
     
     
         2 . The rattling swimbait jig head as claimed in  claim 1  comprises:
 the head portion being concentrically connected with the elongated hollow portion; 
 the opening being concentrically positioned on the elongated hollow portion, opposite of the head portion; 
 the outer surface being delineated around the elongated hollow portion and the head portion; and 
 the inner surface being delineated within the elongated hollow portion. 
 
     
     
         3 . The rattling swimbait jig head as claimed in  claim 1  comprises:
 the pair of mobile metal balls being adjacently positioned with the inner surface; 
 the stationary metal ball being concentrically and adjacently positioned with the opening; and 
 the stationary metal ball being adjacently connected with the inner surface. 
 
     
     
         4 . The rattling swimbait jig head as claimed in  claim 1 , wherein an inner diameter of the elongated hollow portion being larger than a diameter of each mobile metal ball. 
     
     
         5 . The rattling swimbait jig head as claimed in  claim 1  comprises:
 the hook comprises a barbed end, a bend, a shank, and an eye; 
 the barbed end being adjacently connected to the bend; 
 the shank being adjacently connected to the bend, opposite of the barbed end; and 
 the eye being adjacently connected to the shank, opposite of the bend. 
 
     
     
         6 . The rattling swimbait jig head as claimed in  claim 1  comprises:
 a shank of the hook being oriented parallel with the elongated hollow portion; and 
 the shank being adjacently positioned along the outer surface of the elongated hollow portion. 
 
     
     
         7 . The rattling swimbait jig head as claimed in  claim 1  comprises:
 the head portion being fully enclosed by the weighted head; 
 the elongated hollow portion being partially enclosed by the weighted head, adjacent to the head portion; and 
 a shank of the hook being partially enclosed by the weighted head, adjacent to an eye of the hook. 
 
     
     
         8 . A rattling swimbait jig head comprises:
 a plastic rattle case;   a stationary metal ball;   a pair of mobile metal balls;   a hook;   a weighted head;   the plastic rattle case comprises a head portion, an elongated hollow portion, an opening, an outer surface, and an inner surface;   the outer surface being delineated around the elongated hollow portion and the head portion;   the inner surface being delineated within the elongated hollow portion;   the pair of mobile metal balls being adjacently positioned with the inner surface;   the stationary metal ball being concentrically and adjacently positioned with the opening;   the stationary metal ball being adjacently connected with the inner surface;   the hook being adjacently and externally positioned against the elongated hollow portion; and   the plastic rattle case and the hook being partially enclosed by the weighted head, opposite of the stationary metal ball.   
     
     
         9 . The rattling swimbait jig head as claimed in  claim 8  comprises:
 the head portion being concentrically connected with the elongated hollow portion; and 
 the opening being concentrically positioned on the elongated hollow portion, opposite of the head portion. 
 
     
     
         10 . The rattling swimbait jig head as claimed in  claim 8 , wherein an inner diameter of the elongated hollow portion being larger than a diameter of each mobile metal ball. 
     
     
         11 . The rattling swimbait jig head as claimed in  claim 8  comprises:
 the hook comprises a barbed end, a bend, a shank, and an eye; 
 the barbed end being adjacently connected to the bend; 
 the shank being adjacently connected to the bend, opposite of the barbed end; and 
 the eye being adjacently connected to the shank, opposite of the bend. 
 
     
     
         12 . The rattling swimbait jig head as claimed in  claim 8  comprises:
 a shank of the hook being oriented parallel with the elongated hollow portion; and 
 the shank being adjacently positioned along the outer surface of the elongated hollow portion. 
 
     
     
         13 . The rattling swimbait jig head as claimed in  claim 8  comprises:
 the head portion being fully enclosed by the weighted head; 
 the elongated hollow portion being partially enclosed by the weighted head, adjacent to the head portion; and 
 a shank of the hook being partially enclosed by the weighted head, adjacent to an eye of the hook. 
 
     
     
         14 . A rattling swimbait jig head comprises:
 a plastic rattle case;   a stationary metal ball;   a pair of mobile metal balls;   a hook;   a weighted head;   the plastic rattle case comprises a head portion, an elongated hollow portion, an opening, an outer surface, and an inner surface;   the head portion being concentrically connected with the elongated hollow portion;   the opening being concentrically positioned on the elongated hollow portion, opposite of the head portion;   the outer surface being delineated around the elongated hollow portion and the head portion;   the inner surface being delineated within the elongated hollow portion;   the pair of mobile metal balls being adjacently positioned with the inner surface;   the stationary metal ball being concentrically and adjacently positioned with the opening;   the stationary metal ball being adjacently connected with the inner surface;   an inner diameter of the elongated hollow portion being larger than a diameter of each mobile metal ball;   the hook being adjacently and externally positioned against the elongated hollow portion; and   the plastic rattle case and the hook being partially enclosed by the weighted head, opposite of the stationary metal ball.   
     
     
         15 . The rattling swimbait jig head as claimed in  claim 14  comprises:
 the hook comprises a barbed end, a bend, a shank, and an eye; 
 the barbed end being adjacently connected to the bend; 
 the shank being adjacently connected to the bend, opposite of the barbed end; and 
 the eye being adjacently connected to the shank, opposite of the bend. 
 
     
     
         16 . The rattling swimbait jig head as claimed in  claim 14  comprises:
 a shank of the hook being oriented parallel with the elongated hollow portion; and 
 the shank being adjacently positioned along the outer surface of the elongated hollow portion. 
 
     
     
         17 . The rattling swimbait jig head as claimed in  claim 14  comprises:
 the head portion being fully enclosed by the weighted head; 
 the elongated hollow portion being partially enclosed by the weighted head, adjacent to the head portion; and 
 a shank of the hook being partially enclosed by the weighted head, adjacent to an eye of the hook.